Gettysburg, a Virtual Tour
Evergreen Cemetery

Contributors:
1. Walter Wells, PA
2. Don Worth, UCLA
3. Lee Hohenstein, NE
4. Brian Duckworth, NC
5. Alan Di Sciullo, Esq., NJ
6. Webmaster		 Links:
1. Evergreen Cemetery. Est. 1854 Gettysburg's most historic cemetery
2. Evergreen Cemetery (Gettysburg, Pennsylvania) - Wikipedia
3. Find A Grave - Evergreen Cemetery
4. Evergreen Cemetery, Gettysburg
5. Evergreen Cemetery (Gettysburg, Pennsylvania)
   

Evergreen Cemetery was the scene of much activity on the second day of the battle of Gettysburg and is adjacent to the National Cemetery at Gettysburg.
 

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Photos this page courtesy of Walter Wells, PA

(3-02) Gatehouse

(3-02) East Cemetery Hill from Evergreen Cemetery, generals Hancock and Howard in distance. Graves in foreground are those dug by Elizabeth Thorn, 6 months pregnant, after the battle of Gettysburg

   

   

(3-02) Grave of John Burns

(3-02) Enlarge Grave of Elizabeth Thorn and her husband
     

(1-03)  Enlarge  Close-up Grave and new marker (2003) for Johnston 'Jack" Skelly, Jennie Wade's fiancee. His grave is app. 75 yards SW of hers
 

(3-02) Enlarge Grave of Sgt. Frederick Huber. Huber was killed in the Peninsula Campaign in 1862 and buried in Evergreen. The stone bears the battle damage from 1863

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